At Miracle Tabernacle Childcare, our toddler program supports growth in social, emotional, physical, and cognitive skills through play, exploration, and daily routines. Children build friendships, develop language, practice self-help skills, and strengthen coordination while engaging in creative activities that encourage curiosity and independence.

Our Toddler Class Consist of 2 and 3 Year Old's

🌟 What We Offer for Toddlers
Our toddler program is filled with fun, hands-on learning experiences that spark curiosity and joy.

Play-based activities that encourage exploration and discovery
Age-appropriate experiences in early literacy, math, science, art, and music
Gentle introduction to early reading and writing through stories, songs, and guided activities
Social-emotional learning to build sharing, cooperation, and problem-solving skills
Consistent daily routines with circle time, learning centers, outdoor play, snacks, rest, and enrichment activities

📚 Curriculum Highlights
Our curriculum follows early childhood learning standards, focusing on:

Language growth through songs, stories, and conversations
Pre-math skills such as counting, sorting, and recognizing shapes
Creative expression with art, music, movement, and sensory play
Physical development through fine motor activities and active play

👩‍🏫 Our Toddler Teachers
Our toddler class is led by caring, trained early childhood educators who create a warm, safe, and loving space where every child feels special. With a low teacher-to-child ratio, we give each toddler plenty of attention, support, and encouragement to learn and grow at their own pace.

Meet Our Toddler Teachers:

💡 Skills Your Toddler Will Learn

Listening and following simple directions
Learning daily routines and building independence
Beginning literacy and early math skills
Playing and making friends
Confidence, kindness, and a love of learning

🥗 Our Healthy Meals
We provide balanced meals to help little ones grow strong, think clearly, and have energy to play and learn. Meals include a variety of healthy foods like whole grains, proteins, fruits, veggies, and dairy. A toddler-friendly lunch might be baked chicken, soft rice, steamed carrots, a banana slice, and milk. We make sure meals are colorful, tasty, and just the right size for little hands—helping toddlers develop healthy eating habits from the start.

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